Introduce and enforce standards and regulations to encourage cooling measures in all social care settings and public ...

Congratulations to Poppy, nine years old, who has been recognised for her tireless fundraising and awareness efforts for the Epilepsy Society, by BBC Radio Suffolk. As part of the BBC Make a ...

Living with epilepsy can be challenging, not just for those diagnosed but also for their family and friends. Understanding more about epilepsy and how to offer effective support can make a significant ...

Saliva is a matrix of increasing utility and is an alternative matrix to serum. For many ASMs salivary concentration reflects the free non-protein bound concentration in blood. This is the ideal ...

3-hour online course (via Teams) providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy and how to manage different types of seizures.

6-hour online course providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy, how to manage different types of seizures and administer emergency medication.

6-hour live online course (via Teams) providing delegates with an understanding of epilepsy, how to manage different types of seizures, and the procedure to administer emergency medication - buccal ...

Services provided by the TDM Unit are for medical professionals only and are not available directly to patients or members of the public. The role of TDM in the treatment of patients should be ...

Epilepsy Society is delighted that Zach’s Law has passed, as it is now a criminal offence for anyone to try and trigger a seizure in someone with epilepsy by targeting them with flashing images online ...

A new review has been published looking at risks associated with the most commonly prescribed anti-epileptic medications during pregnancy. The review has been carried out by the Commission on Human ...

The Epilepsy Society has welcomed the passing of Zach's Law, which means it will become a criminal offence for anyone to try to trigger a seizure in someone with epilepsy by targeting them with ...

As climate change results in more frequent and intense heat waves, new research at the Epilepsy Society suggests that rising temperatures could have unexpected effects on human health — particularly ...